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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1902

Page

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Remains of Private Frank Wilson Expected Tomorrow

Frank Wilson, a private in the 33rd Infantry and the only Sullivan county soldier killed in the Spanish American or Philippine war, was killed in the Philippines in October 1900. His body is en route home to Jackson township for burial, with word received from San Francisco. The G A R should ensure full honors are accorded.

Frank Wilson Philippines Bays San Francisco Frank Inf Sullivan County Jackson Township

Bid Award for Courthouse Heating and Gravel Road Job

The Board of Commissioners accepted a single bid from Sullivan Heat Light and Power Co. for 1600 dollars to heat the courthouse by hot water and awarded the Extire gravel road contract to Curry and Wood of Sheyburr for 86 500. A lengthy list of allowances and payments followed for burial, office expenses, repairs, supplies, salaries, and inquests with numerous local names and vendors referenced.

Board of Commissioners Court House Sullivan Heat, Light and Power Company Curry and Wood Sheyburr Ale Curry Bert Wood Stark Sullivan Telephone Co AE Hazelrigg Treas Sullivan Tel Co Auditor Wilson, Humphries & Co Sam A Brokaw Poor, Gill Sherman & Son, Poor Dan V Howard Jno Wolfe Hamilton Sherman & Son Ruddell Bros. & Co H Eaton Poor Hamilton E Walters Snow Poe Mixwell James S Leach Senate Crawley Wees Sullivan H L & Po Wm Eaton Ruddell Bros & Co Sherman FE Aig Edy Baskets H McGrew Pittman Bailey Whitlock Milton Sibley Dickerson

Bert Pearson Shot in Danville Clothing Store Injury

Mrs. Mary Pearson learned her son Bert was accidentally shot Monday night in Danville Illinois where he works in a clothing store. He sustained a shoulder wound believed not to be serious.

Mary Pearson Bert Danville Ills

Enrollment and attendance figures for May 1902 report

For the month ending May 2, 1902 enrollment shows 4 boys and 3 girls, total 7. Daily attendance averages 588 with 94.5 percent attendance, 53 tardiness cases, 0 suspensions, 48 truancies, and 55 visitors. Superintendent W. C. McCologu e is noted.

Poetee Bade Io W. C. McCoLouGu

Mattix Receives Car Load of Blue Ribbon Buggies

J. A. Mattix takes delivery of a car load of Blue Ribbon Buggies in rubber and steel tires, signaling a major inventory shipment for his operation.

J. A. Mattix

Deaths in Willow Hill and Merom Area

Wilson Bennett, a 72 year old soldier, died last Thursday and was likely born in Jefferson township. Daisy Musgrave of Merom died last Friday as the family’s only living daughter after a sister’s death since moving to Merom. Earl Robertson, son of John Robertson, died yesterday and will be buried this afternoon with his school room dismissed during the funeral hour due to dropsy.

Wilson Bennett Jefferson Township Daisy Musgrave Merom Willow Hill Ills Earl Robertson John Robertson

Devastation in Martinique after Mont Pelee eruption

Fort DeFrance May 13 reports confirm about 80 000 killed when Mont Pelee unleashed fire and mud on St Pierre. City vanished in minutes, 30 000 corpses strewn, ships sunk, ash and poisonous gases blanketed the island, prompting Red Cross relief pleas.

Fort DeFrance Martinique Mont Pelee St. Pierre Guadeloupe Louis Ayme Colonel Ayme St. Thomas Barbadoes Mouttet Bertin A. G. Austin Colonial Bank Royal

Elijah Brack of Lewis Cites Sullivan Extension Plans

Elijah Brack of Lewis says Southern Indiana will begin work on the Sullivan extension, leaving the main line at the water tank southeast of Lewis. He hopes to reach Sullivan by end of 1902 with the covered cars. Mr Brock served in the Rebellion with a Bowling Green company and was born in Vigo county. He was wounded at Jenkins Ferry, captured, imprisoned at Tyler Texas, and exchanged near war’s end. He carries an ounce ball in his hip.

Elijah Brack Lewis Brock Indiana Sullivan Mr. Brock Clay County Vigo County Jenkins’ Ferry Saline River Ark Tyler Tex

Sinois Central Railroad Announces Limited Round Trip Fares

The Sinois Central Railroad will offer a round trip fare at one and one third of the regular rate for distances up to 150 miles. Tickets go on sale May 29 and 30 with returns valid through May 31. For rates and connections contact J. S. Draper, Sullivan, Indiana, or A. H. Hanson, General Passenger Agent, Chicago.

Sinois Central Railroad J. S. Draper Sullivan Ind A. H. Hanson Chicago Ills

Winter trip plans to California by Carlisle and Linton residents

Sam White and a party of Carlisle and Linton residents plan a six month winter stay in California. They would depart in October via the Northern Pacific and return by the Central or Southern route, with a private car if as many as 18 join. Participants include J. F. Hoke and wife Miss Jennie Thornhill Mrs. Glover Ed Akin and wife Sim Yocum and wife W. H. Wilson and wife Ben Davis and family Mrs. J. M. Mathes Mrs. Steve Brunger and daughter Emma Libbie Lillie and Levi Price and wife.

Sam White California Mr. White J. F. Hoke Jennie Thornhill Glover Ed Akin Sim Yocum Carlisle W. H. Wilson Ben Davis J. M. Mathes Steve Brunger Emma Libbie Lillie Levi Price Linton

Arm Dislocation After Ladder Fall at Barn

J M St Clair suffered a bad dislocated arm when a ladder broke while painting a barn Monday afternoon. Dr Crowder treated the injury. His young daughter recently broke her right wrist while playing.

J. M. St. Clair Jim R. H. Crowder

Celery Nerve Compound Promises Health Boost

Advertisement claims Lichty’s Celery Nerve Compound purifies blood tones nerves and restores energy during winter and spring illness. Product sold by E. E. Muehler.

Lichty E. E. Muehler

Excursion Rates For Sunday Trips In 1902

The E and T H R R announces Sunday excursion fares from May 4 to Oct 26 1902 one fare round trip with return by sale date. Tacoma Washington to Portland Oregon July 16 21 reduced rate 52 50 round trip for the Annual Meeting of the Young People's Christian Union Society of the United Presbyterian Church. Final return Sept 15 1902. Stops allowed west of Colorado. Sullivan Indiana A G P A Sullivan Normal June 9 to July 25.

Tacoma Wash Young People’s Christian Union Society The United Presbyterian Church Tacoma Wash Portland Ore Colorado

Eruption Ravages St Vincent Island Volcanic Ash Falls

The Soufriere volcano on St Vincent has erupted since Wednesday, destroying several plantations. Earthquakes and detonations accompany the eruption, stones and ashes fall at Kingston, many wounded, and 590 bodies remain unburied. Refugees arrive by canoe to Dominica amid darkness on Barbadoes.

St. Vincent Rosean Dominica Kingston Barbadoes

Disaster in Caribbean as Martinique cables fail

May reports from Kingston Jamaica describe Caribbean disasters after cables to Martinique and Puerto Plata break on consecutive days. Survivors of the British steamer Roddam recount the St Pierre wreck in apocalyptic terms as chaos devastates the area with ships lost and crews perishing. The Rorainin wrecks during the upheaval while two other ships vanish with all hands.

Kingston Jamaica Martinique Puerto Plata Roddam St. Pierre

Martinique Disaster Destroys Northeast Island Areas

Official reports from Martinique indicate a catastrophe larger than imagined. The northeastern region is laid waste, with three large communities destroyed near St. Pierre. Some 5,000 refugees gather around Le Carbet and Le Precheur as aid arrives.

Paris Martinique St. Pierre le Carbet le Precheur

Milne Seismic Review Finds No Earthquake Disturbance

Prof. John Milne reports his seismic instruments show no disturbance in London on May 10. He suggests Mont Pelee blew its head off due to water infiltration and steam pressure beneath molten material forcing a collapse.

London John Milne

House approves $200000 West Indies relief bill

The House passed by 196 to 9 a substitute relief bill providing $200,000 for West Indies calamity victims. The Senate quickly concurred and sent it to the president for signature after a brief debate and a message urging aid.

Washington House West Indies Senate Appropriations Committee Hemenway Ind Underwood Ala

Clara Taylor Arrest Reported by Italian Police

A Washington telegram to the state department says Consul Pearson reports Clara Taylor has been arrested by Italian authorities and will be held for American officers. Little Margaret is safe, and her speedy return to Cincinnati is assured. The Taylors were identified by Consular Agent Ameglio of San Remo.

Cincinnati Washington State Department Pearson Clara Taylor Little Margaret Taylors Ameglio San Remo

Olive Hill Row Leaves Four Hurt On Weekend Night

Grayson Kentucky may 12 report states that Robert Hicks was killed Tom Tackett fatally wounded W M Smith shot in the forehead and Henry Tackett cut three times with a knife with others hurt in a row at Olive Hill Saturday night. The guilty parties are under arrest and more trouble is expected.

Grayson Robert Hicks Tom Tackett W. M. Smith Henry Tackett Olive Hill

Protestant service honors Queen Wilhelmina life saved

In The Hague on Ascension Day a Protestant minister delivered a thanksgiving address before the prince consort and a distinguished congregation at Apeldoorn noting that Queen Wilhelmina’s life was saved by the hand of God.

the Hague Prince Consort Apeldoorm Wilhelmina

Lace Curtains and Wash Silks at Krugs Dry Goods

Krugs' Dry Goods Store offers six lace curtain styles at 1.50 per pair, all valued at least 2.00 with some 2.25 and 2.50. A special overstock reduction lists 10 wash silks in stripes and jets, 30 inches wide, 0.66 a yard, rivaling 0.75 elsewhere.

Hats and China Matting Sale Advertises Bargains

Saturday sale offers three dozen trimmed leghorn hats at 98 cents, marked down from 1.50. New lot china matting priced at 10 cents a yard with 40 yard rolls available.

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